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Egypt's Education Minister honors two school principals

Egypt's Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, honored two school principals in Qalyubia Governorate for their dedicated service and commitment to their students.

The honorees include Nader Ali, director of Barqata Preparatory School in Kafr Shukr, and Salha Abdel Fadil, director of Martyr Ahmed Samir School in Banha. During the recognition, Minister Abdel Latif emphasized that the dignity of teachers and school administrators is a “red line” for the ministry, asserting that respecting educators is essential to the future of Egypt.

Salha Abdel Fadil, widely known on social media as ‘Abla Salha’, expressed that the recognition served as a significant morale boost and a form of vindication for her efforts. In discussions with the Minister, she raised critical school issues, including student density, the physical condition of the school building, and teacher incentives. She also explicitly denied rumors regarding the acceptance of private donations for school improvements, stating that her work was driven solely by a sense of responsibility toward her students.

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Martyr Ahmed Samir School · Ministry of Education and Technical Education · Mohamed Abdel Latif · Nader Ali · Salha Abdel Fadil

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Salha Abdel Fadil denied receiving any private donations for school development works. www.elbalad.news
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] During the meeting, the Minister and the school director discussed student density, the condition of the school building, and teacher incentives. www.elbalad.news
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Minister of Education stated that the dignity of teachers and school principals is a red line. www.anbaaalyoumeg.com
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Minister Mohamed Abdel Latif honored Nader Ali, director of Barqata Preparatory School, and Salha Abdel Fadil, director of Martyr Ahmed Samir School. www.anbaaalyoumeg.com · www.elaosboa.com · www.elbalad.news